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Asian markets trade mixed as investors remain cautious on the Cyprus bailout concerns and weak eurozone indicators.

European markets open lower as the continuing Cyprus bailout concerns offset improved China manufacturing PMI data.

Japan's exports drop 2.9% while imports rise 11.9% prompting a deficit for the eighth straight month.

Asian markets advance as China manufacturing shows improvement, ahead of a key Bank of Japan briefing.

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Asian markets pick up from the previous session's slump as investors await the Cypriot parliament's decision.

Wigan manager Roberto Martinez would like Ryo Miyaichi to return to the club next season on another loan deal from Arsenal.

European markets open weak as investors await Cypriot parliament's final decision on the crucial bailout package.

Investors worry that the deposit levy plan on Cyprus could set a precedence for other bailout packages.

Japan’s Shinzo Abe and China’s Li Keqiang stick to hardline stance on Senkaku/Diaoyu islands.

Everton are reportedly considering making a summer approach for CSKA Moscow midfielder and Liverpool target Keisuke Honda.

US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel confirms that 14 more surface-to-air missiles will be deployed on west coast.

Most Asian markets retreat but Japan continues to trade higher as parliament approves Bank of Japan governor.

North Korea has launched a fresh military test-firing into the Sea of Japan as it flexes its military muscles during joint US-South Korean military exercises.

Despite a declining console sales, Nintendo's Wii U sold more in its first four months on sale than either the PS3 or Xbox 360.

Markets open mixed as investors await more US indicators for further economic recovery signs.

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Japan's upper and lower houses approve former ADB chief Haruhiko Kuroda as the next Bank of Japan chief.

Asian markets reverse losses as better-than-expected US employment data underscore economic recovery hopes.

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Markets open higher as investors await further US economic data after the recent retail sales upturn.

Japan's industrial output rises 0.3% in January as against initial reading of 1% gain, shows revised data.

Asian markets extend losses as real estate-curb fears rebound in China, but Japan gains on stimulus optimism.

Markets open lower following weak Asian performance, ahead of Italy's debt sale.

Asian markets trade weak as the yen shows signs of strength and investors consider global economic conditions.